OEM Melamine foam sponge Nano foam sponge magic eraser

A Melamine sponge certainly is equal to a magic eraser. The difference between those is just the name. If you've ever had a difficult cleaning job you may have turned to Mr. Clean Magic Erasers. This might blow your mind but Mr. Clean Magic Erasers and generic melamine foam don't have a chemical cleaner or soap inside them, it's just an abrasive foam that makes them work. , Of course, you get the kind that specifically comes with soap in it.

I tested the white magic cleaning sponge next to magic erasers on each of the cleaning tasks mentioned below, and the answer is... YES! I still buy Topeco Clean Magic Erasers whenever I find them on sale — because a good deal is a good deal. Magic Erasers are made from melamine foam, using a compound called formaldehyde-melamine-sodium bisulfite copolymer. In addition to being an excellent stain removal option for the otherwise “uncleanable,” melamine foam has a variety of other applications including:

1. Sound insulation (improve acoustics and lessen outside noises)

2. Temperature insulation (protect against hot or cold temperatures)

Melamine foam is made of a mix of hard and soft structures, hydrogen, carbon, and nitrogen, which combine to combat stains without harming the surface underneath. Melamine foam has been manufactured since the late 20th century and it was discovered in the early 21st century to be an effective cleaning tool. By the way, these are the top-reviewed cleaning products on Amazon. 

How Do Magic Sponge or Magic Erasers Work?

Magic melamine sponge only needs water to effectively clean most stains—no chemicals or soaps are necessary. On the outside, they look, act, and feel like most other sponges, but that’s where the similarities end. Melamine foam is a porous material, which acts something like very fine sandpaper to gently remove stains. Though it feels soft on the outside, each eraser is uniquely abrasive and uses small air pockets in the material to lift stains when damp.

However, one downside is that Magic Erasers do wear down quickly as they are so porous, so, if you have a lot of projects to cope with, you may want to purchase a few boxes. This is because the delicate sponge-like cell structure loosens the dirt and grabs the grime simultaneously, breaking down the material.

Are Magic Sponges Or Magic Erasers Safe?

In a word, yes. While the compound material mentioned above does contain the word formaldehyde, it’s part of a chemical name. Formaldehyde itself is not an actual ingredient in the sponges. Magic Sponges in TOPECO CLEAN are non-toxic and safe for household use. They are abrasive, however, so you don’t want to rub them against your skin or let your kids get a hold of them.

In the case of the actual material and its impact on the environment, some studies have identified the particles that get washed down the sink as a potential addition to the microplastic scourge in waterways, but this is still largely unclear. Nano sponges are not biodegradable, but they are a safer alternative to potentially toxic cleaning supplies.